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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27
Cholera In Corea.

The dsaths from cholera II Corca wers 70
ported for a y hiie az l,0t0 per day Seoul.
toe CHIEF city 4 the peninsula. contains
lfss than 30 30 inhabitants within its walk.
An .arortaut point to note IS that the SAM
cary ,onditioE ot tie capital has beeu for a
oug time horrible. n spite OF excellent
nature. drainage The sewers were once
VERY cool. although open on the streets, bar
~ late the houses havo encgo-ched on IL
thorough fares. and have been reckless g
oli.t lc to and av.n over the sewers. leaving
only tle space necessary for chose conlrlt.
which have tecCme hitbier AMI Glthi-r The
lesson q this des,station of seoul tue one
thlt uorli b. taught IN anv other ci-v og TIE
world under Ike circumstances and horrible
all ritaale as ~ tie mortality. lr-omcrh
as ile dad lay long unbgrie,i, 4, cannot b.
called -urprsanC-
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pnrr AZ

The atmosphere is a most inlportan, factor
in disease. d. .s always contamiulrel u.th
arsr containing minute particles which cal.-.
rurrrfarrioa and fern utation II IS now a--
serted. thar these cause a. malarial ana c0r-
t1g.Hu- 1lsease-. StagnatiOn ia the -tu1s-
plrre acts as st-Vnztion in water, which
every one knows is unwh0le@onle. Tho body
requires vast amount of air. AM The poi
sous cast oI ~ the human system are dead
ly II oreafLed over and over again they aIe
deleterious 10 the strongest constitution. De
fec-ive sewer pipes aTs perhaps the most Sc
rious causs of levers These should receive
immediate attention - soon as bad odOrs are
detected Especially, I-t the house be wei.
and frequently aired and IL impurities swept
svay. Is the t.de draws OF the drainage OF a
city and csrries it out - the ocean
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

Singular rtange m the use ~ tle word.
~ -11fUr men and women h.s co1i, ohout
th.r the ass ffty y-ars IN 'hs r.'l., cf
lle present CENTURY 10 wis common e, seas
~ p -r-1', wife as -his lady To-day u-. 81
r-. Prize word would be regarded ~ ucne
as ~ rt
Naor 80 word gentleman nor iafv IS
r7 Z -s 'r-7s-1tiy re formerly. It rse,i 10 b.
-onns-e f-r a Young Eiri - .~rak Of t-f
T7.a lreris - GENT .nou NoT. s1o would
.se ~ar had caleI OF h-r or four rrer
-. er-,' % h.r during the EVENING
lre moro as-ls 'o toar b.. t,rtor r.s
o rs ffe gentleman vh1 -ter hr -tln
.0aI t.s nr7 'enr ~ enc Jnit0i s.a - caI
l.s -.0n-aa Tbo 7cruui ss tt< Nhi.e House
.i oe fnc riou =ho IS r-esilsa.
TIE t-rns -.nriauan ari lady ver1
rr'- n''ir 1-sl fo designate n class f1 Fr-'sr..
-.f. rrir .errs There Isl no al-i0e
.l sss ~ tno United states, and Ice-is
rra 81 u-n ard women alss
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27


ec- f4Frr.l. -a -r-ng Fa --ay Pa
called sf4rs a--.a. % = ula-1s- lal.f ..-e
lc.l --la E. a manifest a. saHl4se -s -la
ass means. il reasonable fasting sr l
e1 extent to aIl1a las system 20 r.l ..-.
al .lsLrlefious A Elen Sc have a.Hrs
.4.er -a Laal flln eas le possibly t-- .-
aas seMe1f is m4sl remain ll.l tomorrow
81 AMEN as ta1s aors f,od t-An esa - 81
s.sl.l a fle allotted tine. or thlt So
4. q r-s.lcl -has b eann8s 0e disposed 1l ia
-oal rmr TIERS mlsf te AZ al.. ...--4-
r..e something V11eh serves .s AZ .asfrl.-
t..l 40 accumulation 4 materials e-..a
Ilal O. b. 1ispo-sa o. -he sEols 81 stem -s.i-g
ni.ls or less cloggsd
Fasting therefore. under su-n -lr.a1l
s.s..e. among -le nost l4parlaat of -Es
l.l. .ei al Measures. When tlls ls aa5 done.
l.--s. as tie next best uears to e. sn-
p. go -Lrass ~ s-lch ofsnailz matter ~
vomiting - Purs.rg. tals avoiding ot-er
l.rF-s af a -.eass. & - disease these lt.--liY
llal.l- stations may be regarded ~tA
Aloa taat raere are persons ~l1 believe that
oae mls- cas- 80 soon a4e, o4t rhes Forget r4aI
Lr Tanner Hesi for folty days. ta1lls ce'y
wafer anl t1at otn-rs have lived st-l .ous--,
ana -la- il l.ga flvers and acute diseases,
s4-u the appetite IS entirely suspended. -l.-
eial aee-s may pass ~al.s Ito patent Is l--l-
ug-
The danger - starv sflon Is not a. great AS
l. Usually supposei bY any mean. 1lee tls
body Is composed mainly II the elements ol
ar ant water. watch, va suppose, may be ap-
p.Qpraiod IA an emergency Therefore.
al ttm ia tae opinion thai al the conmenct-
men1 ~ an acute dleease. decided slckuo-s
may he averteI. IA nine eases cut ~ ten, tF
reasonable fasting. az least 50 long as there d,
ro lrre-ite, With extra bathing friction ~
the suliace. qliet, rest, a sood supply OF ar
aud slll- lr-Dr. Hzualord
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

t. Careful to Answer TnvitatlonS-at-
tention 90 Speaker.
one - the mosr frolren- brea -hes oi cooI
hres ing IS go interruption ~ one who 3.
srrlS.rr 10 requires ccnsl0rliie rra--ice
a-t te-Ialy f0r naturally impatient nrsr.
to become hab. rustcd N listening attea-iTtie
t1 Vdar = companion Is sayln- One vl1
can stand where : great deal Is r-ssiu.. sh. .h
if IS Desirable 20 - nn1 can loos di~estl. a-
rrl ..,csn st'cutrrlv 70 ono who IS speak
20 tte exclusion of .ii olse shows ou uiu.--
taxable mark ~ the highest breeding.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27


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l1ll.I ..z
T.r .r 4- .etr
81 .l4 aa..
- brand I....rl 1r-I-e- Lac
-e-a ...--s lel oel-
t-rt nov contested eItl
-....I- .ufa -r..n
....
lLe fef - ~
Ci.f l4i $3.50 1--
iat.r -lo .tlt
aletl
HaIrv sbora - lsf L'f ral afaI
fla l.as 4aa aelE ~ A.rs A ie-
tr..L t4flll4fs tsfulfg 4..-al r-
lls4 che eI- .4for s.all al- a&- A--rl-
Q...... - tee name ~ anew
....s.-..... s.. ...sa gaalts. aIff Neo.
u -.... ...f. a-.ar sl.l-lsIls s.l
nrlla.lg - r-l "a halef.'iiI N4--i,
t.n.e.
Al Las been organized AZ
r.-.... ..t...-.-.I AZ ....a- President.
Er..t 4.t4.n. secretary H ISL.
$500 r...-.. 4.nr. huasIt.l. I..
,-,......... i. "a t.- r--uIar l.Al asa
...s r.am sll oe 1aeD-l
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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27
able Gift.

ore c0a' stove. show cases and Office fur
.l.l-e cheap for c..h az % Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

No matter how induced or how long standing.
II restores 70 perfect hea!lh the YouSs. MIDDLE
A6ED and OLD This SPECIFIC l. reliable. has
never failed or eve viii iasl 20 CURE SPEEDILY
and, Thoroughly ever case when used e. directed.
aud The advice given Is str.ctly adhered 70 I,i
ooVenielt ID form pleasant 10 take. ana does
not interfere with business pu-suils Ent0rsc4
by thousands who have Used q. Be sure you
obtain DIR. Bells Medical Discovery, and
iske no o'hcr. Your druggists viii order it fo-
you u 70. on sale OF by mail on receipt Of Price
one Dollar. Three 90 Eve PACKAGE Will cure
obstinate cases that have resisted every o.her
form OF treatment. Prepared only by.
THn BELL MEDICINE CO
BIZ and SI9 Broadway. New York.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27
C0NgL3giA1 aNNNTNCEEENTS.


THE great variety oi Ene shoes on o Ha rs :
--4 .4.e su-l rs-s eve yOOiy. and as the
.os age se ag rapidly this sale cannot
ss. uach l0a-er.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27
Groesiissaod Irovsious-whOIesaI

--s4ts-- ID. latf O. G. sraualated. q ca" "a.
-A.t aa.g. Yellow c. il4gi C.
Io-.e -a..aa Ei1. l-al.c d o. roasted. lSs i-c
. 1.. lrFa Ioa- led - oaIc Mara
..... roasted -Ut. 81 Xlcan. rodst z. - E nc
4r-s 'sra.. rna. ja c Jara- medium. - 4,
-.. l.I--arl ~ -.c. hyss.-. 15e60c. g1npOwder
4s .t.. 0a..l- iu eve. congo. -6aS5c-
f.t- lt- rat - a. per bb. patent pro-
.fe- s.. ft-t 1856. & ol per Dbl all wheat -four
Fe. cs- 81 a. per bDL buckNne-i, . Ia
nI- tte1 -~cresuic-s =. si4 per ton bran, sl3
-I.f-. -l u.lltiiLEs, 9 s io.
f-t --t D.l 4ll uAf-. tl~dl9.
ken.--ue ol. Michigan test, 10 &c per gallon
Wa,tr l.te 30 e..
Iasn. elise Ter gallon.
el eds Cover - -a %. timothy. sNI2 -
Isb-N0 u4lte ish. :. 49, per half Dbl. other
grades 81 ,t1 IcT hall bpl. trout, - IS. cod salt
uer ib.. clans. 81 per hundred canned oysters,
stieeis ~ 3.e. smo1ed HElibUt, Bale.
Po-S 10 barrels-Mes pork. Chicago packed
SO - q extra shon cut, sls s. standard clear
tacs. Sll go.
I1ri-T,rces. SIC: S. and 80 ID tubs. CSC 50
F. round tirs. 10 eases, Csc in Tin pals a
Bee I'D harrels-Extra Mess warranted 200 l5s.
-~l~ .-. extra. l0ne-ass. ST.
Brt.I.uc - aux eshG creamery gold &C; roll:
l.rrs solid. ~, ruiis. loc
.l-ts--i i.e-cls, choice. 81 ooes 80; lemons
a-rt. 50 .t-
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

i.mber-Dli r.lT timber. jOists and scantliny
- j, all r. tset. ST.. 50 G Il. sl2. do - Il 81,
-rte 1853 boards. dressed on one side, - = and
a. Fence .H1..ug -lo. common flooring so.
-....-. l,t rra -r. sl7. CONN on SIS. Finishing
.- tr- 0. rn boards No. 1, dressed on
fe si4e. sli. No. sli
tf-I-Nn 0Ic@ 90.
-hre.es-i5 .ncA stars. g 75es %. seconds.
,l--Oli. 55c. Graad Rapids sc; Petoskcy.
c,me.i-sl 600 / 27 Uor Dbl.
Nfi~-Coml0- ela Fencing.
q lrt ......-....-.-.....ler kcg 9 -
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tr. r5rfnra ..........................- %
'iirl ueis. ...y IS
An.-..ur Id 81 fi
aGrt. ~ SIS lsj
-let ua.- same a. stove.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

Carpenters and mechanics tools less than
eost a. D. Monroe So.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27
Tnr salc Chnnn.

Tic fines. exhibition of bl1Oded poultry
ais s.a-- las eycs seen is now in the Cody
lock- Ie4rl-.t
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

Ca-i -ianfers' and mechanics tools less than
a.. a. f tfrrroo ST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

f1rr.s-- fte place - buy sporting
ri aa kais cheap tor two weeks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Bar silver, 1875.
Money Market.
Money 5@6
Bullion.
New YORK Stock Exchange.

NOW 1OER 6GOCk EXChAnR9s
NEW YORK, July 27.-The stock market
pened heavy 70 weak, showing declines
Nail: The markes, which was feyerish and
regular during the morning, at II O'Clock is
moderately active and unsettled.
LATER.-Bear operators who were in full
control of the market all day, made sud
den raid on the entire list of stocks Just be-
fore the close and broke prices from l to 2
per cent. For q time a great excitement
prevailed, Reading and other securities
taking lower position than they have
reached this year. The scare was short
lived, however, as supporting orders were
put in the market, and q rally of per cent.
occurred before the market closed.
LATER The stock market displayed more
activity than has been seen in any day the
past three weeks. The improvement in the
amount of business done, however was
entirely at the expense of values, the bears
hammering the list without interruption
throughout the day. The first raid was
made upon the values in the last hour
when Reading was depressed over per
cent The, covering of shorts caused a
fractional rally before the close, which,
however, was weak and active, at or near
the lowest figures of the day. The active
list, without exception, is lower this even
ing and Manhattan is down 81, Colorado
Coal %, Reading 23s, Norfolk & Western
Preferred ~. Northwestern 15s, Northern
Pacific, New England, st. Paul and Denver
& Rio Grande ~, IackaWana Ia
Governments dull and heavy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
The Chiffon Trade

MANCHESTER, sJuIy 27.-Tne G uardian's
commercial article says: Business is tame
ana in some departments fiat. Producers
having sufficient orders are firm. Others
are easier. The tendency fsvors buyers.
Ord3 are not numerous. Home trade
houses are delivering more freely, they are
not placing many fresh orders, Exr ort
yarns are quiet. Sales ha been moderate.
The late increase in business is supporting
prices, but buyers are purchasing, only for
actual actual needs as they expect iuFtReT te!l
plies, and are not eager buyers, although
they are about to purchase it on better
terms than on Friday. The cloth marker is
inactive. There is Jess inquiry for India
shirtings. Ordinary widths are freely
OfeI ed. Wide widths are. steady. The pro
duction is well engaged. There Is some
inquiry for j-cOnets and mulls. Prints
are steady though quiet There is more
business for good medium.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
Mining Market

New YORK, July 27.-Mlnlng shares
were in light demand. Amador, 81. 10: Bodie,
california and Virginia, $500; Deadwood,
$3.50; Eureka, 5 so; El Cristo, $5.I21%: Home.
stake, s14 90; Iron Silver, 81 60; Mexican,
$50; North Belle Isle, $500; Navajo, 81 80;
Phoenix Ark. 81 90: Sutro, &c.,; security
nadO, $l.0j.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
A stronC TestimoniaI

Editor Enqlirer:-I have been north as
tar as CentTeville and Bountitul by INV
igtion from Mr.. Samuel Smith, for the
purpose Of visiting several orchaIos
during the last four years by the
Geneva Nursery, and I was most agree-
ABLY surprised to find III various kinas
Of fruit trees much finer even than NJ M[,
Smith had represented them to De. ihe
fruit that l saw, such as pears, cherries,
grapes, etc, and the satisfaction nestt
and are still buying from the Geneva
Nursery, satisfies me that the pT9PTiis1oo
tors are square-desling and reliable
business gentlemen, and that they ar. are
introducing q class of fruit into tai
Territory that if properly cnI.lra,9u'
THOMAS q. VINCENT.
Provo, July 7, 1897. Co..
]. 4. GooDHUE, Gent. supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
Liverpaol Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, July %.
Wheat-supply good; new No: winter,
Us ID ; new NO. spring, Is. Sad.
Flour-Supply goId; IS. sd, dull
Corn-HOlders offer moderately; spot Is.
dull; July, IS. 112zd dull; August, As I'D,
dull September, As. Id, dull.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
Summed Complaints

Of children or adults are speeeGslir cG re-
by the use Of the great NsI Hare ! -.
Kennedy, known as johnson ; a :, tbe
of Life. Be sure and have ootue IL w
house to use on the inst sym I'D
Only so cents. Sold BY q. Z. n = "
al druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28

so,vssr at 25c SOC, 81 The last of the
g. o Of Ladies Muslin underwear a. -'''
and Misses and MernO Underwear at Zoe and QUO eacn
Lawn Patterns Ii yards each at Slo; cheap a'$t
/ Wm'' 41hie Nansook Patterns II yards st$1O
! fS Nsinsook Patterns, 10 yards, at 81.
/ Cn e. Cashmere shawIs, 81 each; cheap at So
Sq la silk Neckwear at 25c stylish and cheap
/ Oen~ Torndied White Shirts at CSC each
pn and Striped Half Hose at zoe pair, cheap at 5oc
b Ponges u yard patterns at $1O regular price Sl'So
m pncbinps Yards Hurry or they are gone
/ nr,s Buttons Sc a card
and Bows Straw 25c SOC and 75c Closing prices
l No. embroidered scars at $780, a bargain at $3.50
Lace Curtains tapped 81 yards long, at $3.50 pair They
] oome too late. Worth $425 pair
Curtains $45 and $3.50; worth 5O per cent more
! % ISIsrsines Quilts SLIGO; cheap at $3.50
,5 Pocket Hsndkerchie
them they only lose nc each time
canet Remnants very cheap.
trr and Velvet Mat Rugs $3.50 and $2
! ISo., Busts at 2O SOC each; latest and best.
! Iaun Dress Patterns, Is yards each, for &c.
] T.Lsb Towels two 25c and two for SOC.
! IsIh,, Gloves at and zoe pair
pos Bststes White Goods of Every Kind Parasols Fans
'S" Laces Embroideres, ETC., etc.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
Petroleum.

New YORK, July q.
Petroleum dropped cent in the arst half
hour, grew steady, but resumed its down
ward course in the last hour. and closed
weak and steady; opening sos, highest
$751; lowest 5714; closed 543s. Sales. 2, 435, 900
barrels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
morning railroad stocka,
Chicago Produce Market.

Wheat - Firm: cash and August, 691z
September, 70 3-16.
Corn--Easy; cash, S75s; August, 377s;
September, 3S33s.
0ats-steady; cash and August, 2f4; Sep
TENDER. "a 1l-16; October, 255s
POrk-Steady.
Lard Steady; cash, 6.5715; August, 571a
% $50; october, go; short rib 5. lower; cash
and August, 7.95.
AFTERNOON.
Rye-Dull; 4211a(G44.
Barley-Firm; september, 65A
Whiskey-l0.
Shoulders-5.SO a 80; short clear s.95 "a
$40: short ribs. 795 a. 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
In Brief, And To The Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is foe to
good nature,
The hnman digestive apparatus is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. 1t is easy put out
Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food.
bad cookery. mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits and many other things
which ought not to be, have made the
American people nation OF dyspeptlcs.
But Green's August Flower has done
8 wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making the American peo-
Die so healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
Remember:-No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
hrings health and happiness to the dys-
Deptic. Ask your druggist for bottle.
Se7enty-fve cents.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secE:ed, by Shiloh 8
Cstarrh Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by A. @. Smith q
Co. druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Tho Fire Fiend.

A fire ct Evansville, Indiana early
yesterday morning, destroyed the Arm
strong Company's lumber yard, with
3 000,030 feet of lumber; Armstrong;
sawmill, stables and two dwellings and
the lumber yard of John A. Reitze's Sou, =,
with 1900, GOO feet Of lumber; fifteen cars
of grain on the Peoria, Decatur. end
Evansville Railroad, ard large ware
house containing tobacco, grain and gen
eral mercbsndi e. The total loss is esti'
mated at s25O, eco, on which there is about
800, 900 insurance. lncendiarism is sus'
pected.
w. j. Hill's box factory, quantity oil
timber In John's lumber yard, and a
dwelling adjoining the box factory, in
Chicago, were burned yesterday. Loss
$50, 900; partly insured.
| A fire in Montreal On Tuesday evening
destroyed a number Of buildings in St.
Jean Baptiste Ward, making About So
families homeless. Most tf the build
inps were wooden. The loss is estimated
| at SlC0 600.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
F0uRTh EDITION
Elopsd with the servant.

John Henry Holler den, g retail shoe
dealer aud proprietor OF several stores, has
dissppeared from HE home at Sl7 South
Thirteenth street, Philadelphia, anu his
wife Ursula Hollenden, says lie has elop.
ed with 70, mer servant girl. HollendeD,
who is AZ years old, kept store on the
fret floor OF his residence and another at
267 South Eighth street. Both places Did
q good business. He has four children.
His wife called at the Central Station
yesterday and told Chief of Detectives
W ood Ler story. She said that she was
positive Hollenden had run away with
Pauline Krei til r. her former domestic,
% years o., age, who has also disappeared
The girl came 10 this city from Germany
five years ago and as employed by the
Hollender family. Last Christmas Mrs.
HollendeR " as for ed to discharge her
because Of Ler husbands 8 attentions to the
girl. Last April the girl went to house
on Sixth street below Fiizwater, and gave
birth to a chi i, which she named Henry
Hollenden.
She and Hollenden have frequently met
since in the street and Mrs. Hoilenden
often threatened her former servant with
arrest and prosecution for alternating her
husbands all ctions. About 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning Hollenden gave his
wife $40 and left the house with the re-
mark that he did not know whether he
would ever return. He has not been heard
from since. He took about 5000 In cash
with him. The police will endeavor tC
locate the couple. hollenden Is described
as being six feet In height, Of stou
build, with red mustache, brown hail
and light complexion. He was dressed
in blue suit, with soft gray felt hat.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
trasni Accident.

Nic hss. Co.lips, residing q. i12l
Uuioa street, wrs run ovsr by bis oSn
car; Ast vsaius, at DelaTa-e avenue
And VI n Pon- sirset, aud vas aicloe. In
stsri;y killed. Es was eugssed At
fl,iuE in tie grounds over the Battle
Snake n, sewer, aud hsvlug dumped
his car, OF the last load fer the evening
be ia nped on bis car: 10 fesaFn hoMs.
I. Is supposed :hs! BY eoUis manner ne
fel! from tie car. IS re Was 'conu oy
Chs.les Maxwell sra william Man4ef
lying on the 7round, Gee oi tne Essss
car. ~heel3 layloE passSu nset us
head crushing N the sk1". Ae ,iveo
bat tew minutes AFTER the accident
He ~ Is so ysaya o. aga and caves a
wife and dvo chtldIen. Coroner Barn.
hill investigated the case 'his nortins,
Ard ava . ce.ttic1ss 9: dsa.h III &c
cord aacs WIKI tbs isoss.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
Y. nj. T.. Unlon Excursion.

The Young Mems Temperance Union
excursion to Birmingham Ps:k, on Fri
day, August 18th, promises to be one ol
the best and most enjoyable of the season.
The committee are doing all they can to
furnish amusements for the excursionist
An interesting game of base ball will bt
played on that morning, between the
Union and Volunteer base ball clubs
In the afternoon there will be athletic
sports, consisting of running, walk
ing three-legged races, ETC., in which
the winners will he presented with hand.
some medals. Trains will leave French
street at 7.45 a. m and 80 p. m, stop
ping at Madison and Cedar stree S, and
Granough, going and coming. Tickets
50 cents; can he purchased from members
or at the station
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
DIED..

PYLi hrgust :, Homer q. son G: Ell.
" nd ". aau Mary J. Pyle, aysd II
morth,.
vltad 10 attend the iuaetal from their resi-
dea.e, no 200 JehsTs0n street, o. Friday
a.ternocn at d. o'ciOcz. lnierment at VII
mi1ztCa and BrBn;yriae Cemetery.
kRAUSs.- tia II instant, Martha X.
Wilnct, vile OF kn.i k-2uss, aged IS
Eelstire, and fr.erds are respectfully in
vittc to ai;eri her funeral rom tae resi-
dsuce OF hsr husband. at Squire, Run, Du-
Points hanks. ou fridas afternoon at .
o'clccg. ilts.mebt a. LoEer Brandy vino
ceilet5ry.
KoLLER -Ol the sri instant, Jacob Roller,
aged 5Gyears.
haelstvsi and frlends are respectfully in.
vit.d 10 a.tond his fn1ersl from hts late resi.
dence, No. .O3 Wee, seventh street. on Sat.
urday aitcr2oon a. 2 O'Clock. lntecms.t az
hiVelT .ew Cemetery.
WALTE2S.-Ca the 81 ins., Viola May,
dsrgnter CT Joan and Mary jana Waltersi
aged 3 months.
Tho relatives aad friends o; tie family are
respectfully in7lts1 TO attend her funeral
from the residsncs OF her parents. NC. lto
East Front strse;, on Friday, the 6tn ma,
at2 O'Clock p. n, lnierment az hiyervieT n
cstretery.
DtNCAN.-Oa The 81 ingt., MIL. Christ
ana Du, cln, og'd s3 yea-s.
Reiatives aad r;:epds sre respectfully IN
vited 70 Gtts5d her !uneral iIoin hsI
late resierce, c1fner Of Cedar art Wr'Yh
streets, en- Saturday morning at . o'c!; c2
Iuterneli a. OLD Gathoiral oonosefy.
TAYLOR.-0n the 81 Inc. John Taylcr, II
the 15d year Of bis ago.
Ine relltive1 and friends are respectfully
ihvitel to attend his n 1e.al from the res!.
dunes CT his nephew, Irwin W. Pierce, a
Bpllevus, On saturday afternoon at rgC
o'picck. lbtnrDent al OH Swedes ctme'
;ery, Wilmington. Se-Tic.s attse obutch
NEDD.-un Thursday, tho 4tn Instant
Howard Il, infant son OF William ant
Msry WsdG.
Relatives and friends CT tho family ar
respectfully invited 10 attend the funerG
from tic residence II its parents. Loverin.
averue a.d DuPo1t street, on Friday alter
/ neon. the 5ih inJ:., al O'Clock.
4 TkCITT --On August 4, Mabel W, dau4h
tor VI David b. and susan D.. rruitt, agcC
weeks and day.
! Relatives aud f:ienfs arc respectfully IN
vite0 TO stte1d the fs 0eral iron her partn,s
residence. No. t5I tRst Seventh street, ol
Friday Afternoon at 2 o'ciocx. Intermelt h
BEandywiao ooue,ery.
i Asleep IN J,sus.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-04
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